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The strong fear no environment; adaptation is survival. In a good market, there are strategies to follow the trend; in a bad market, there are strategies to go against it. Regardless of the environment, the key lies in adjusting one's mindset and rhythm. In operations, don’t dwell on "Did I sell too early?" Align knowledge with action, and profit is enough. Worrying about selling too early when you’re already making money is just greed. Moving on quickly and reviewing promptly is true progress. Learn from the masters, replicate successful experiences, and control drawdowns. Watch the market less, think more. The market isn’t on the screen—it’s in your mindset and understanding. Emotional stability is the highest asset of a trader.

A man from Chu crossed a river and dropped his sword into the water. He hurriedly carved a mark on the boat, thinking he could find the sword by the mark once ashore. But the boat was moving, the water was flowing, and the sword was long gone. Isn’t today’s stock market the same? Many people buy stocks not based on current conditions but on past memories. They see a stock rise last year and assume it will rise again this year; they see a "blue-chip stock" fall sharply and think it’s "cheap"; they hear the market is warming up and rush to add positions, as if the boat could stay in place. But the market has already changed. Capital preferences, policy directions, and industry cycles are all shifting bit by bit. Yet most people...